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sHALL COUNTY. = rs "a ~! .lQsI7.-
: By virtue Of deed o. truS. made By James A.
Rice to the undersigned trustee, dated on the 18th
Office OF the Clerk OF the County Court Of Marshall
county, West Virginia, In Deed Of ,Trus. Book No.
folio Is Will sell at public auction at tho font
door OF the Court Housaot Marahall county,
SATURDAY, .tth DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1857,
commencing at ten O'Clock 1. w. O certain tract OF
lang s, situate on ne waters Of Hickman branch
and bounded az follows: Beginning at 4 hickory
corner 10 said hice III tue Marshall and weizel cor
" Hue north s94 west rs poles To astone pic In
claws line; thence north 30 east COX poles 10 4
stGke and W. o. bush III road, an sgleed corner
between Pe tefson, Rice and EtAw: thence south
S!1s west 2, poles 10 stone near the road thence
north ca west 20 poles 10 stone; thence south G5o
west a poles 70 an oak; thence south 23o west 10
poles 70 hickory; thence north $50 west % poles
10 v, . corner between Rice and Flaw; thence
south go west 1o!h poles 10 bnsb corner OF Val.
ensihe bIomen; thence north Al poles 10 stone
thence NORTH AZ west u poles 10 hiono In Beelcr
line On north bank Of Hickman; thence with said
iine NORTH 2oAs east 50 poles 10 Gstone near pue
east il poles to g. thence noFth ~ se cut
30 poles 10 drain; thence north AZ east q polea
to red oak; thence North ITO cas-. g. poles TO 4
red oak; thence north S0o east 2s poles 10 bush;
thence north 3t' east % poles 10 4 sugar; thence
south ga east 1S6 poea 10 the temporary line and
with tho same south % cast rs poles to the begfn.
ming, containing four hundred and seven acres
aud thtee.four.ha OF an acre, DO tho same more OF
TERMS or sAI.E-one-hali OF the purchase
money and rs much more as The purchaser may
elect TO pay cash, and the residue Id one year With
interest thereon from the day. OF SALE The pur.
chaser 10 give his note with approved security and
tae tita 10 be retained or deed OF trust given 10
secure the deferred payment. s5JlE lI,
1itle believed 70 be good, but selling Oh trustee
VIII only Eel md conTey such title AZ u vested In
w I
je1o lE'5isss n. ~ 10 = 49, Trustee.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

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Having been lawfully appointed and qualified
BY The ffotate Court Of Cook county, in tic stats
o. Illinois. guardian Of tho cttates Of my minor
Fonyth, Dauict shipmaa Foryth, and Logan
Wallace Forsyth. notice Is hereD, given that at
tpec!al term Of the Circuit Court OF Ohio county,
Ia the state Of West FIsinis, to DO he'd Oh saas'
day, the 9Th day OF August 1857 or as soon there.
alter aa my application In this behalf eau DO heard
BY said Circuit Court, ! Will rake application 10
taid Circuit Court TO order Daniel Lamb and
william Erskine, the Rpecisl Conml siontrs ap.
pointed and acting under and by yirtpe Of The DO.
cttcs made BY said Circuit ourt In two suits III
chaneery pending lhereia and heard together. IN
one OF which lillian Rlskinc Is plaintiff AID
ROBERT Fotss tn and others Is defendants, and ~
The ~, other Marshall 7. Frame Is plaintiff aud
William D Fosayth and Others defendants, 70
pay 70 mo all the money in the hands OF said
specla! commissioners belont Ing 10 said minors or
eltner Of them. aud 70 authorize mt TO receive the
same ana remove It 10 the State OF Illinois, II
which ils6 was 80 appointed and qualified.
/. N1aIh SUSAN X. FORSYTH,
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, SPECIAL NOTICES,
"A g "a R IT.:

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FOR 8 A.LH.

=
3s Acre Farm on Boggs' Run, s2,lQo; will CT.
change ior city property. rs 5sz-'. NJ.
Four L,'s a. Windsor, Brooke county, W, Va
on line 81 r.. Y. d Nv railroad. -
=, Two house, No. ID Eighteenth street, aud 1909
Chapline Street Price 81, eco '2''Ni 80 -
No. 9lS McColioch street, s., 800
NO. li2l ALLEY Il, near McColloch street, a reyen
loomed frame houte with good cellar, stone ioun.
No. l1l7 Alley II, small frame house. a full lot,
6oxl20 feet. Price $500 . ~ u - - -
w Acres EdgtDgton Lane, a Elk roomcd house,
ABOUT 40 choice btaring l'uit trees cranes aud
other small fruits. Price s., oo0 Viii exchange
Tor city P opcrty. ID s5Hl III Z So
No. 1877 South Penn street 8 roomcd frame houso
wl.h good stone ioundauon ground 2Oxlo. prce
81 Aero Farm, four rootned heycd log house,
Gooa glanefy corn.crb, stable orchard Of 100 trees
nehq OF ffoctor creek seven miles from Proctor
station, on Ohio River Railfoed; eau DO bought
:, One Of the most desirable and substantial! resi-.
oences within tho city, situated on northeast cor.
ner Of Chapltnc and Fourteenth streets houSa
numbered 1870 Chapllne ktreet; tho lot fronts 65
icct On Ghapiine street. Terms oil payment, easy,
ohe,hlth cash, balance In equal annual paymcnA
win Interest payable annually. Fifteen yeAIa
time given Il dcaired. i'~ $500
NO. l89 Eouth Penn street. u sir roo1n0d Trans
mousse with stone foundation and basement, wash.
room, cellar and coal house, ground fronting "
iect running back l2o feet. Price, 81 COO.
ii JAMES a. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, Collector and Notary Public.
.'au6 y 0ppiCg, No 1872 MARKET At.
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last year. It Ia now In bud again, and the
owner is not sure but that the fact por-

last year. IL Ia now In bud again, anu the
owner is not sure but that the fact por-
tends another quake. SEg
San Antonio, Galveston. Houston, Aus.
tin, Waco and Dallas all voted against
prohibition, while Fort Worth and Tar.
rant county voted for prohibition.
4 The freedom Of cities is usually present.
ed in a snufi.box, but Il would be more
appropriate to place tina. Of Cork 10 bot
tle.-Pi.sbar9h Chronicle telegraph.
Senator Teller Ia busy telling that he
did not buy bis seat In The Senate. That
ends him for reelection. Colorado has
DO love for a ekln.tllnt-Saa Francisco
Ala. ~ 4
Out Of twenty young men who competed
for q West Point cadetship at Westfeid,
Mas, ten were rejected by the physician
because they, had "the tobacco heart, I"
brought on by cigarette.smoking. They
were unfit for West Point service. r.
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REAL ESTATE.
.FOR .R:iHINI'.

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!. Two three roomed houses on Eleventh street,
ea6t OF Baltimore street, each 81 Ola month
month. 40 f} ljz'i &c. -
No. 9lS act,olloch Street. Sill % month.
10. zoos Eor street, SIS 10 month.
80. d!M Eoti street, 9 rooms, Sill 90 month.
no. 2la3 Main Street, store rooms, $40 Gov month.
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4 PROPERTY. T7TI"H TIT7--T THT--T------
Dy. virtue Of a deed Of trust made by Frederick
dated June IL, 1883 aud recorded In The oiiicc NJ
tho CLERK Of the County Court OF Ohio COUNTY
West Virginia In Decd OF Tru't Rock no, % pNro
TO- ishal sell At The front door OF tho Court lIoss
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rnusT.R,s SALE.
SALE OF FIFTH WAp

"a
(, BY virtue ., y deed Of trust made by An,tlu
7, 1856, and recorded fn the office OF The iIc,t "
the County Court oil Ohio county, west VifSini.'
In Deed Of Trust Book No. a, page 81, shall al
at the front door OF tho Court House Of said CONN
", on aF,l n 2lIesssRf
E SATURDAY, The 18Th DAY Of AUGUST, 1877
commencing al 10 o'clock 4, ~, ali that mart a,
lots numbered nine and ten IN ChaplIno and RotTs
addition 10 tho city 81 wheeling. bounded And AZ
scrihed as follows: Beginning al a point and a,
the centre o. the brick division wall on The north.
erly side oil Twenty third ttrcot, aud seventy ons
feet eahtwafdly from the northeast corner Of Wsiof
and Twenty'thltd streets, thence notthwa,tly and
parallel with Water ttrcst Ia feet 10 tho Louhefv
Mde ton foot aiicy.way and with tho Mtd side q
said alley.way esAtwardly sixteen and rIeht.
twcliths feet TO the Townsend line, and with Iii
Tine touthwafdiy and parallel with Watef street
scventy.two aud ninc.tweliths feet: thence cast,
wnrdlv and parallel With Twenty.thlrd ,trett N
feet. thence t0a'hwafdiy and parallel With Major
ktreet forty nino aud thrPc.twelithS iett 10 Ina
northerly line Of Twenty.thlrd street: and win
The fame wcstwattly twenty-five ard eIsht.
twclithsfeet 10 tho beginning. d f-IaT'I
1yRhS or SALE -onc.third, and rs much more A
the purchaser may elect, cash on tho day OF ,aie
the balance In two equal iustalmenu payable IN
ono and two years from the day Of sale with inter.
est from that date the purchaser TO Eiys MS roic,
for the deferred payments and secure the S.uO IN
decd OF trust uton tho property And Insurance.
policies upon tho buildings 10 tho satisfaction Of
the trustee, p 2 .t Itl IlHg6iI - - -
Tho uuc is believed good, but selling as trustee
shall convey only the title yeatcd lii me BY aid
decd OF trust =
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East Chicago Steel CampaAY,
Summer Songs, Autumn Melodies, Ysin-
fer Anthems, Spring Carols,

, By the thousand aud hundred thousand, arc
found on The shelves OF our great music ttose. II
not "borsting into song they are at least fully
weighted with tho best and most popular music OF
the day. III .-t7.s s.J s. s.
1t is In vain to give any idea OF the wealth OF our
Sheet Mu.io catalogue by any series Of advertise.
ments. Peno3s wishing to se!ect Will please send
10. lists Or catalogues. or call at the "Di..oa'
stores Boston, New York o: Philadep hie,) or ex.
anime tho music with Ditson & Co.'s imprint in
any respectable music store. ~ 4
New music and books. are faithfully and accu.
rntely described In OLSON & Co IS MUSICAL
RECORD, 4 monthly costing blu. 81 % per year,
which dollar Is amply repaid TO every music par.
chaser In tho information conveyed, tho good
Vocsl aud instrumental music and well made
reading columns OF this monthly magazine. @s
We mention, as prominent Music Books to be
used the ensuing season: Jehovnli's Praise.
Isl 00) a fine Church Music Book by Emerson.
Now Spiritual Songs, ;s5 e.s} BY Teaaey 4 Hoa.
man. aud the Children's Dindsun, C5 cts) a
new and very bright Sunday School Song Book.
az OTIVER. DTTS0NE y M popto, .;:7
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= HAI!D FKUPEKT4. -. -----T-.-' N
Elder and Laioy Elder, her husband. TO 4. j,
Stone, deceased. dated January II, 1874, mud 70.
corded IN the Office Of tho Clerk OF the County
Court Of Ohio county, West irIinia, IN Deed Of
oIdce OF tho Circuit Cont OF said Ohio county,
made and entered on the order book thereof On
tn 18th day Of July, 1857, by which order the said
irculi Court appointed mo as trustee In place Of
T. Stone, deceased, who was trustee In said coed
OF trust. ard by virtue OF my acceptance Of sald
appointment fu oLen Court Aforesaid on tho last
mentioned date. shall sell at public auction at
the front door Of the Court Huuic Of said county
being the north door thereof, In the city OF Wheel
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SATURDAY, The s7th DAY d AUGusr. ,ss7,

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commencing at 10 o'clock A. ~, all that parcel OF
ground lying and situate In the RddIuou IN said
city oil Wheeling laid out By Daniel Zane, bounded
and described as follows, viz. Beginning at a
point on the east limo Of south Huron street
eishty.e!ght feet from the northeast come, oil
south Huron street and Delaware street, and run.
ming thence notthwAtdly on said south Huron
street tEenty.two feet; thence eastwardly parallel
With Delaware street one hundred and twenty feet
TO- Huron alley; thence with the limo OF Huron
alley toulherly twenty two feet; thence westward,
" TO tue pace Of beginning together with ait tho
Improvements thereon and the heicditaucnts and
apiiutenances belonging thereto, being all the
same property conyeted to satd 2Gbiha z Elder by
Alonko Barclay and wife by deed bearing date tho
18th day OF March, 1883. aud duly recorded.
q TERMS or HsLR-one-tait5 ana as much more a.
the purchaser may elect cash on the day Of sale,
the balance in two equal instruments payable IN
ene and two years from the day OF sale with inter.
ett tom Inst date the purchaser 10 give his notes
ior The deictred payments, and secure the same by
deed Of trust upon the property and Insurance
policies upon the buildings 10 the satt!acuon Of
the trustee. K r ii5... ~ e ''i Fl Fs 7-5'. .,
The tito Is believed good, but selling as trustee
shall convey only The title vested in me by fald
decd OF trust appointment aud acceptance thereof.
-. GEO. b GALDWELL, Trustee
i Isl ~ .Hf tpJ1
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK.

Rev. A. q. GIllc!., D. D., and Rev. ". L. payid.
son, his converter, two Of the mott noted Sunday
School workers in this county, will conduct sci.
vices and lectures at tho Moundsyille Camp
Ground on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Angus.
II, 10 and II, 1881 Special .raius viii run to nc.
ronmpdate the public IL p - rs m au,j (,
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MAliIslEU.

ooD-CRAYToN- TUESDAY, August Q, 1857,
at Alptne Cottage, Oakland, Nd - SIT. WALTER
woob and Miss LAURA CRAYros, both OF the
Island -iHf'a. u. sly l.- a.. - era
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at 10 O'Clock 4. II tho RushGtld Steam FIGURING
NIP, with water privileges, grounds, two good
dwcliog houses and other buildings, situate on
Little Wheeling Creek. III Ohio county, W. Va, on
the Cumberland road and the W, T.. l. 3, r r,
Said mill is IN good running oruer has gond Gus.
tom aud IL within a few feet Of tho pipe line Of
the West Virginia NGtlra, Gas Company. III
TERMs-0nethird OF the purchase money, and
Is much more n the purchasers may elect 10 pay,
In cash, aud the re,idue In two equal annual III
Saiments with intens. from the day OF safe, the
purchasers giving notes secured by deeds oil trust
on the property sold for The deferred paymeutt
aatl.TThkR N. t.------. |. T. ZONES, Ttnstca.
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SATURDAY, the 18Th DAY Of AUGUST, ISL,
commencing at 10 oclock A. ", tho north nue-AaY
Of lot No. forty li0l, situated on the west aide ol
l'hapline street between Twenty. 9th (2Sth) aud
Twenty sixth l26lh) streets, formerly called Maj.
shall aud Division Streets In tho Sixth ward Of In
city OF wheeling, being Ia whit Ia known a. Hons
addition 70 the city Of Wheeling together with ali
tho appurtenanee unto tho kalu land belonging OF
In anywise sppettRining. E1fl -'l-g7 = 80
TERxs OF SALE unc-third and as much more AZ
the purchaser may elect cash on the day OF saIe.
the balance In two equal installmen1 payable IN
one and Two years from the day Of sale with Inter.
eat from that date the purchaser 10 give his notes
Tor the deferred payments and secuIe the sane by
deed Of trlst upon the property and Insurance
policies upon the buildings to tho satisfaction Of
The trustee IA li s77ls.a .sr.' srI.I.
The title Is believed good, hn! selling rs trustee
tshasl convey only the tile vested Ia me by said
deed Of trust. . s57r al5 if1I'
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! SECOND GRAND PICNIC
Butchers Protective Association
oi,he Ohio Valley, to DO given at the
NEW. FAIR GROUNDS,

There viii be Grand Street Parade by thc
butchers on horseback, at O'Clock A, NJ, Though
tho principal streets OF the city. ~ = = =
There VIII be annsements OF oil kinds. There
will be game oil base ball, aud there will be Ave
different races Come one and ALL old and young.
Fun fos everybody. ,s.r'.lIT - -
GEO. BOWERS, Chief Marshal Of the day.
Admission to the grounds. loo; children under
IL years OF age accompanied By their parent, free
aa2 -" COMMITTEE OF ARR ANeEgrSrs
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ATuRpAY. The 18th DAY Of AUGUST, 1877.

Tho uuc Is believed good, but selling rs trustee
shall convey only the title ye,tcd ll me- By aid
dhnd N fyItst = - e~'A
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THALLENGE,
TTsE THE GATE CITY

l 80 %AAH " "A 49, VI s-.N.'s'E.s f.lfs.asI.a-
~ a' Z. STONE FILTER.
eand snd charcoal alten are ''Gnascs and delu.
SONS and accomulators Of nlth, and attnr rousId.
as the deiteliout matter must completely saturato
tbs ilter!nS medium and pollutes everything that
passes through It, have used your ilter four
lean aud wnuld not DO without no. s. RUN.
sEts. 81. o., Indianapolis, Ind. ~ I'f'5
Ill 4, EWING BROS,
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF SEVENTH

$3.50 q ..t5-t ". L. HUBBARD, Trustee.
Il. " NALga Auetloaney ~ - iria
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Hay EEVrRc ATAR All
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

4 RRIvAL AND Z DEPARTURE OF.
IL TRA1Ns-On and alter July II, 1ss7-E1rIA-
NATION OF RyVHnEscE MAExB. sDaily. iSunds7
excepted. MONDAY excepted. -Esstern Standard
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puBL1C SALE OF THE BUsHF1ELD
L MILL PROPERTY. i,s! p l75'.} 81 l.9- n b.
will sell at public auction on the pscmi:es, In
parcelE 10 suit purchaSers on n az = -
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OLIVER DITsON & CO.. Boaton. &
@. 4. DrrsoH u Co., SGT Broadway, N. Y. 3
au1l.Mrhaw t.s -, ST. i q, u Ii K
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MAYOR RICHARDS, suBrEnrUaE

3sff.Sh UVN1i OU!ltIIa1luBIs
W. H. HALL, Adjutant. 55.'s
National Republican., 1887-08-23
Conditions in Europe.

The condition Of affairs in Europe grows
more complicated and threatening every
day. The treaty of Berlin, which was
claimed to have settled the eastern quas-
t IN, has never been observed by any of the
.signatory powers. Russia, instead Of max
irg Batoum free port, forti6es it until 1t
rivals Sebastapol for strength In its best
days. Bulgaria, Seryia, aud Roumelia are
each allowed to act as they please. Eng-
land disregards its pledges and absor
Cypress. Austria fails to make the mouths
OF the Danube free, and Turkey sits su pine
and helpless-"the sick man OF Europe"
apparently on his dying bed.
Italy is great camp. France, Germany,
Austria, and Russia are bankruptiug them
selves maintaining armies OF such size that
war Is the only trade which does not lar
guish. France and Germany are like two
gladiators, armed and in the arena, watct-
ing for the opportunity 10 strike, aud at
the same time those and the other great
powers are seeking to found or steal colo.
nial possessions. Russian soldiers are
camped In the gateway to India, the great
Pamir plateau, 5000 feet above the level
of the sea.
An old mans life, who has already passed
his ninetleth year, seems to be the only
thing that holds back an almost universal
war. The old emperor of Germany was
supposed to be dying and seventy-lve thou
sand German troops were placed In Metz
and its vicinity, while the people residing
on that border were notified that they must
be ready to move on twenty.fOur hours'
notice with only one hundred pounds of
baggage to the person One hundred and
fifty thousand soldiers were placed upon
the borders OF the Netherlands, and ii ia
more than probable that the recovery Of the
emperor was the only reason why the order
was not given to march upon Paris and
Amsterdam at the same time.
1t is utterly impossible for the present
condition to be maintained. Russia, With
its vast territory and its Immense resources,
can maintain its armies even without
money. But France, Germany, Austria,
and Italy cannot do so much longer. They
must disarm or fight. They dare not dis
arm in the presence OF armed Russia.
France holds on hoping that Russia will
move and then the dream Of "reVauche''
will be gratihed, and the sack OF Berlin
stone for the seige OF Paris.
Blsmarck's hopes rest on the treaty made
National Republican., 1887-08-23
ANIUSEMENTS.
AT THE NEW NATIONAL,

'RussIA' AT THE NEW NATIONAL.
The popularity Of Mr.. Frank c. Bangs in
this city was fully shown last night in the
warm reception he received at the New
National Theatre The audience was very
enthusiastic throughout the entire play of
Russia" and judging from the frequent ap-
plause and the number of calls before the cur
tain the play afforded the spectators great sat
isfaction. There are several very strong situa-
hons in the piece which were fully taxed ad.
vantage of by the performers. There are some
inconsistencies In the construction of the
drama which will be remedied as soon as both
dramatist and company lecome thoroughly
familiar with their work. The parts of
Valdsmir and Vera afford Mr.. Bangs and Miss
Behrens and opportunity of doing some good
and effective acting, while Mr.. Frank Ambrose
as Baron Resof, is an admirable support Mr.;
Mr.. Harry Cotton and Miss Carrie Livingstone
deserve mention of their rendering OF the
parts OF Gen Zankolfand Adine Gretsky. Mrs.
Isabella WHldron was seen TO advantage as the
CUunteSs OgaroH, and the little that Mrs
HnIcourt had to do as Nine: Norrof was
well done. There are splendid scenic posi-
bililits In the play which will no doubt be
utilized IN the future The dramsti2atIOn II
by Miss Charlotte Behrens and reflects credit
upon her literary ability. She has limin 1ttd
everything that Is at all questionable in, the
novel fIOm which the story is taken, and has
presented play that is PERFECTLY pure. "lt,ls-
sa" will be played all the week.
HARHIs's BIJoU THEATER.
The opening of the season last night was
crow dcd and enthusiastic, and well did the
bRckwoods idyl, David Crockett" merit such
reception. particularly the presentation OF that
noble and eccentric parsonage by Edwia r.
Mayo. He was admirably supported by Miss
Mabel Leonard as Eleanor Vaugnn Bob
Crockett, the shrewd and courageous bov was
rendered with great truth by Miss Lulle Hlmil-
ton. Indeed, no part in the entire drama
wanted anything 10 satisfy and charm. Twice
the principal performers were called beflre
the curtain. Always pretty, the BijOu IL now
beautiful; comfortable before, It is now luSu-
riOus.
KERNAE's WASHINGTON THEATER.
The burlesque opera of "Mascot" was glori.
Ously represented at Kernan's last night Hnd
the thirty ladies in the opera put all the
crowded audience in a confusion Of opinion for
a while as 10 the chief lOyellness. Finally,
however, it seemed TO be decided that charms
were equal. "And 80 we all say"